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01月09日

Vol. 5 No. 9

Since 1995

Zài Xián doesn't have the typical East Asian appearance; he was born with blonde hair and bright blue eyes behind his glasses. He's often mistaken for being a European and it happens that his mother is a British. Nevertheless, he has the skin tone of a typical East Asian, and he himself claims he fits better as a Chinese person because he was raised there.His build is considered tall—181 cm—which makes him stand out among his peers. Because of that, even if he wears a plain white shirt like his daily appearance, his feature and build already can pull his charm.As for personality, Zài Xián is described as a very reliable person according to his colleagues—he's organized, warm and friendly towards people, very sensible about situation, also perceptive around his surrounding. He also very playful to someone who he claims to be close.Despite of his delicate appearance, it happens that he has strong beliefs about his values. He believes in doing things the right way, and he helds himself to high standards of etiquette, loyalty, and moral integrity. His life is often shaped by a deep appreciation for tradition and a strong connection to his values—values that are usually centered on care, fairness, and doing right by others. Thus why, he sometimes appears to be very pessimistic if something doesn't work well as he expects.

INTRODUCING ZÀI XIÁN
He is a resident doctor in Tokyo, Japan—moving from one hospital to another, collecting skills, lessons, and fragments of exhaustion along the way. His journey to pursue his career is shaped not only by textbooks, but by resilience.Zaixian was never meant to walk this path—at least not in the eyes of his family. His father, a Shanghai businessman, disapproved his dream. His mother, now distant in England with a new family, remained indifferent, seemed didn't care about his life anymore. At the end, what he could believe is himself. With a scholarship and his determination, he proved he could survive without his father's approval.Several years later, he was recommended by Professor Zhi-Shui to study abroad, Zaixian left China not because he wanted to escape, but because he couldn’t ignore the expectations placed on him—and also the unspoken reasons that compelled him to go.Now, in the heart of Tokyo, Lǐ Zài Xián begins a new chapter. A stranger in a vast city, carrying the weight of the past, and the quiet strength to shape his own future.

written by LEVAN